Author(s): Ingrid T. Strong
K. Michael Hays declares, in his introduction to the Oppositions Reader,“One should not ask whether architecture is autonomous, or whether it canwillfully be made so, but rather how it can be that the question arises in the firstplace, what kind of situation allows for architecture to worry about itself to thisdegree.”1
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Julie Larsen & Roger Hubeli
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